And is there any virtualization technology supported by libvirt which will allow it? Dne 21.9.2010 17:40, E.T. Anderson napsal(a):

It /might/ be technically possible to boot the system, but I'd expect it to blue-screen on you. KVM would present slightly different hardware to the Windows system and Windows customizes itself for your hardware on install and can't change much.

It /is/ possible to install a VM to a physical partition, but you would have to reinstall Windows as a virtual machine. You then would have your current problem in reverse and would only be able to boot the partition virtually.

On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 7:29 AM, Premysl Vohnout <vohnout@ccss.cz <mailto:vohnout@ccss.cz>> wrote:

Hi all, is it possible to boot using libvirt + kvm real installation of windows 7? I have dual boot sda1 - windows, sda2-linux and I want to boot this sda1

cheers, Premysl Vohnout

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